Investigate the inequitable distribution of environmental hazards, engage with diverse human-environment worldviews and develop a strong foundation that will prepare you to address environmental injustices in any career path. (Offered online or on campus and available as a standalone program)
Study climate change from both a scientific and human perspective, learning not only the mechanisms of climate change, but also how human behavior and institutions influence and are influenced by climate issues. (Offered online or on campus and available as a standalone program)
Dive into oceanography! This option offers opportunities to study all aspects of the marine environment and how it interacts with and influences our planet and society.
Degree: B.S.
Our planet is the geologist's laboratory. Come study the process of rock formation, climate evolution and change, mountain building and mineral resource creation over the Earth's 4.6-billion-year history.
Degree: B.S.
Geography goes far beyond maps: Geographers collect, analyze, and display spatial information to explore social and environmental questions. (Offered online or on campus)
Degree: B.S.
Gain skills in geospatial data collection and analysis, visualization, modeling and computational methods and more. (Offered online or on campus and available as a standalone program)
Want to understand and help resolve some of today's most challenging scientific and policy issues? Come learn about climate change, pollution, biodiversity conservation, sustainability and more. (Offered at the Corvallis and OSU-Cascades campuses and online through Ecampus)
Degree: B.S.
A strong foundation in physical science paired with an interdisciplinary focus on biological, social, political and economic systems will help you understand Earth’s changing climate.
Degree: B.S.
